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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-03
ABOUT PEOPLE.
slrnngers In tho City aud Wheeling Folks

Strangers in tho City aud Wheeling Folks
noEN Abroad. '4I5 y
G. L. Shat, Of Csnterville, O., was in
the city yesterday. 'tF
Mr.. @. @. Smith, oil Spencer, 10 at the
stamm house. 5 a.
Miss Ida Bushfeld, Of Plttaburgh, Ia
the guest OF Miss jane Good. sIl'F
Miss Lizzie Davis, OF Wheeling, Is visit.
ing Miss Minnie l.. Dar,rh, at Bellaire.
Mr.. AloDzo Bachelor. Of Pittsburgh, Ia
In the city the guest Of Mr.. Alex Frew.
Adolph Winterstein, OF philspelphla, Ia
visiting Rev. Dr.. sesaler, on North Market
street,
Mr.. E. P. Anahutz, Of Philadelphia, ID
the guest Of his grandmother, Mrs. Emily
Pollock, on the Island.
MeBsrs. George E. Milligan and A. J..
Bsndy, Of Parkefsburg, were registered at
the SLamm house yesterday.
Misses Helen Dsyries and Mabel Hub.
bard are enjoying trip to Cleveland, San.
dusky and other places in Ohio.
MIR. o. @. Geuther, Manager Of the
Grand Opera House, has gone to New
York to book his attractions for next sea'
son.
Mr.. Jacob Boss, accompanied by Lis
wife, left yesterday for Woodsheld to
spend week with his iather.in.law, John
Poulton. Z
Miss Minnie Hearne, Of Kentucky, is to
STRIVE here this week and be the guest OF
| Mrs. Charles L. Hobba and other friends
in this city.
Charles Jones, OF Richmond, Va, who
has been visiting Wheeling friends for
several days, left Tor Washington, D. O.,
yesterday morning.
Messrs. Keener Dsvries and R. II. Haaae
have gone to Kansas City, where they will
join Mrs. r. T. Devries, who is visiting
friends at thst point.
Mrs. Charles VanKeureu and children
have gone to Lake Chautuaqua, where
they will remain for about one month
enjoying the pleasurea Of that place.
Mrs. Kate Wheat. Rammelsburg Mad.
anne Rolla) arrived at her home IN this
city yesterday from Europe. Her pa.
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. George X. Wheat,
met her at Pittsburgh. She is looking
well.
Squire Frank Msjllton, Mayor Of Ben.
wood, died yesterday afternoon from the
effects Of a stomach trouble. A Bhori
time ago he received back pension amount
ing to several hundred dollars, and imme.
diately went to Baltimore in hopes OF re-
cupersting, but ali efforts were Of no
avail. He Was about ftty-six years Of
age. -.{:4 III
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Ono Of the coolest and most attractive
reaorts in the city ia Capt. Asa Booths
.Phnnix" under the Grand Opera House.
During the heated term he is making q
gpecialty Of Boss Imported Ale, on
draught; the famous Triplet water, one oil
the best mineral watera known, alao on
draught; a fine article of Concord wine
and the best Blackberry wine ever sold
here. In addition there Ia to be found at the
phoenix" at all times, full limo OF the
best liqnorat beers, ales and cigars tina,
can be found in the city. VI gjjt5
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Ghe 0atlell1;q|elnce1:.
Orfces Nos. 20 aud ~ Fourtoonth Street.


Wanted--Dlnirg Room Girls, Us!
wanted-Glsls u Work In Canning Factory.
Enlce-Benwood Property at Auction. n
Base Ball-Eoluubqs vs. Wheeling. az st-
Wagons, Carriages &c James N, Kirk.
GTAud Concert at FrInk v alters 2sszt =
Decorated and Plain White Chamber SeH-Ewint
Bros 3 fa -. IN s-gtsg.9f " t-r-l-.- !.
White Mountain Ice Cream Freezers-NcsbI.t /
Bro. "a Es .g1ss.f .s.1, 1af. .'9ssE 9a.g
Auction-H Household Goods--9 T. Hildre!h.
g. NJ. y. q Co.-lcad Of Local. ~
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!R3$Acker's

Blood Elixir 10 the only Blood Remedy
guaranteed. It is positive cure for VI.
GERS, Eruptons or syphiiitic Poisoning.
It purilies tho whole systsln,' and ban.
ishes all Rheumatic and Neuralgia pains.
We guarantee it. Logan & Co. and @.
Menkemellar. S45s !. ii,,5ss 2 !
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At a special meeting Of the Council Of
the city Of Benwood held this I'd day OF
August, 1887, tho following resolutions
were adopted: ,szi,.s Z
Resolred. That all city work be suspend.
ed from now until our worthy Mayor is
removed to his lsat resting place.
Rssoired, That all public work and other
business cease operation during the hours
from 10 o'clock A. N. until 1 o'clock p. NJ,
on Thursday, the 4th inst.
. Rcaolred BY said Council, That they ten.
der . cordial invitation to all societies and
to the citizens in general, to turn out and
show all the respect they possibly can to
our late worthy Mayor. 8 "a n.y. ,5s {
Resolved, That the above resolutions be
published In the Wheeling Register, Neps-
Letter and 1NTELLIoENcER. 81 II
JoHN 7. MANLY,
SAMUEL BLAKE,
II, 5; Jos. MABooD,
So a.. 5ss .3si SAMUEL BEALL, 4
]. ?. CONRAD, Sss
i3.s WIN. WulrEMAN.
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SSaYO Z.

the children. They are especially liable
to sudden Colds, Coughs, Group, Whoop-
ing Cough, etc. We guarantee Ackera'
English Remedy q positive cure. n esyes
hours Of anxious Watching. /: Sold by Lo-
gan d 90. and O. Menkemeller, $50
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IF you have not seen The new novelties
III Girdles and Belts you slloald call on
JACOB ". GHUbB,
& -. 81. Tho JeKclcr.

WE are daily receiving New Novelties
in Suitings, pantal0onlngs and Over
coatings, which weare prepared 10 make
up In ilrst.cIass style Ut reasonable
prices.
81 Our Willie Unlnundried Shirt, double
senmcd, re.cbforced front and back, d.
80 cents, is the greatest bargain ever
offered. A full line OF BGlbriggan I'm.
derwcnr frem 81 % n suit upwards, ut
E51,e NJ al. c. HESS 4 SONS,
1891 l. 1923 Market Street.
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AS reported BY Christian schnepl, drug.
giat, Opera House corner, yesterday:
= AK. "a. n, II u 3rM. 7r.H.
~ So 9S' 80 t 00'
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u tTnE Opera House Band will give q
Grand Concert st Frank Walters Sum
mer Garden, two miles out the pike, this
evening. This ID the most delightful
ace on the road. Cool air and splenuid
Recommendations, Cars will run until mid.
Light. FL Z rs 81 q = Z. 81 "A rs u
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tHdinnllnnn

WASHINGTON. D. O., August 3.-For West
Virginia and Western Pennsylvania, fair
weather, winds generally shifting to east
and south, stationary Temperature.
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE.
Prosecuting Witness Knocked out-Council

Prosecuting Witness Knocked out-Counc,l
t,t4'is t'is..iia Funeral. 55Gi3 4 j5' !,
The drill that became fastened In the stitt yas
well last week has not yet been recovered and iht
company have decided to begin boring II, ano,he,
place. The loss occasioned by this dI.aster viii bf
IN the neghboIhood OF $4,000. -. y -77T
The fuuerai OF Isaac Il Patterson TOOK ntacf
from his late residence on Main street ye,tertiay
afternoon At o'clock and was attended BY al,nosj
every citizen. Many appropriate and sympothetit
remarks were made by eminent pert0ns prescnt
Rev. DR.. Alexander conducted the services. Z mn
internent was in tho Union cemetery. "a Z
While on his way toward the St c. & N, dcpot
10 the 10 train Monday Afternoon Kennedy. thc
principal witness III Sunday LIQUOR cascj from
BellaiFe bclorc The Probate Court was ATTACKED by
James Gallagher, and alter knocking him down
three times, but without seriously inIurinp him
fled down the railroad track. Kennedy immc
did ely returned to town and got out wtrrnnt for
Gallaghors arrest but, although the town oi.Ircrs
were soon put on his track, he has not yet beer
arrested. ~ 81 tel;s?5l5 81 Is 80 ! -
Tho town Council, In regular session Monday
evening. ptSed appropriate resolutions concerninr
the decease Of Dr. Henry Vest, who was for th,ce
terms Mayor OF Tho village. .eulosiz!ng his many
good qun tiles and extending 10 h s friends and re-
latves OF the deceased the sympathy OF tho eDtiro
community IN the same meeting they yenea jel
the ordinance that forbade the eIectloi sof frame
buildings within the corporat on and also Granted
Rpelitton, signed by the cltiz,ns OF tho town esE
ing that sun OF $40 be furnished from Inc town
treasury towards repairing damage done the cor.
poration territory now held by tho Belmont Conn
ty Agricultural Society, - ~ iS'1''E-
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z WELLSEURG.
A Gus E1plosion--Dnd Fall-The storm-A

a Gus .Explosiou--Bad Fall-The storm-A
80 -t,,+@ Test Case.
One OF the latest aud most improved thrcshcrs
! from tire MaSsion works passed through the city
on Monday. 1t was purchased by .. u. Hetyey l.
Bro, Of this county. .l5,55 ~ 80 :,
Chester Windsor, Of The drug firm OF J. N, Cooper
q Co., received n very bBd ial yesterday morning
from bicycle, by reas1n Of a break ago. Although
Ches. Is pretty badly shaken IN, fortunatey 10
bones were broken. He will be able for duty In a
few days. ~ - .ll,i = = -
A lawn icte will be given next Thursday even.
ing Oh the grounds OF G. Jacob, Esq for The ben.
cit OF the new pipe organ for the Presbyterian
church. which is now on its way here The grounds
are well adapted foran entertainment OF this kind
and there VIII be good turnout Ice cream lemon.
Rdc and innocent anuSenents will be tho legal
tender the evening. gg4l5, go :.
In formation was nndc yesterday against Luke
Walters, manager OF the Manhattan club, before
Justice McCord by City Manha Hall, for ling
beer 70 the members Of the club. = he trial Is set
Of this Kind against the same psrty, the other was
certified to court and bond given. It Is probable
that the present case VIII be disposed Of IN the
city to sell drinks the matter Is looked forward TO
with some interest. PCS i,5ss' ~ N y
A gas explosion occurred ut tho Riverside glass
works at O'Clock on Monday morning By some
mistake an old and unused gas pipe which leads
inc ms iafaaee had been turned on The same
built last spring. The gas escaped into the cellars
under the factory where 1t exploded with consider.
able lorce; owing to the cellars all being open very
little damage was done. The men al work at that
time were however, very badly frightened and may
consider themselves very fortunate in escaplng 50
luckily -. i y: ~ NJ -
One OF the most severe storms that ever visited
lifooke county passed over Gross creek district
on Monday evening, In conversation with Mr. i.
Downey,, who resides IN the upper end OF The
county, he laid that he never knew it TO rain so
hard, and that the Basley Run road Ii completely
destroyed. The county road from Mr. Thomas
Wheeler's 70 the May place, Is llled with logs and
dr1tt and 1t Is almost impossible. The corn In
the Upper part OF the county Is very much IL.
,nscd by reason OF the stofM.- AT Wcllsburg there
was not sufficient min to lay the dust ? I's11,
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NfO,intlsylllc,
Frank Baker Is firing on tho B. & O, s.

Frank Baker Is firing on tho B. & o. s IS; q,
J. l., Evans, OF Parkersburs, Ii visiting In town.
IN q few weeks, n \, !, ~ - =
siderable vigor. 5l535 y. :.
James Henrietta has purchased a lne family car.
riage for his livery stable. : -
Robert Mcconnell has purchased the MoMasters
property adjoining tho tann0ry. h y ). : y
Steve Freeland Was arrested Saturday for dis.
meeting. l,j y . - - - =
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NOR SALE
R FARMS FOR sALE.

-.
situate SIX miles west OF Martins Ferry, Ohio, on
~ Pleasant Pike. with fine Improvements and
Choice TRUTH o. all kinds In abundance well wafer
ca and nearly all In Erain-cheap lnd on easy
Ono OF 100 Acres, situate eight miles FROM
brld2eport, on the Cadiz Pike, with good ,wostory
nncs house and nne barn ana other outbuildlnss
VIVA .i.a ah Mouhuance Of truit Of all kinds.
y. C!alnville. q. This lis considered one Of tho
nness hfms 70 Belmont county In every particular,
-n a soii. nice !oca ioa and In splendid order
easy terms. For particulars call on or address
a - - 81, Z. T. HOWELL,
,,os 1hAurance and Real Estate Agent,
Wy@e'AHAI lEit Bridgeport, Ohio.
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A1hI a. Eli i. howell coz ~ Es NJ ~ meS
1ants,nz Bureau 90 Spruce SCI whera adverislns
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GENERAL NOTICES,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS, 4

70 ~ Creditors q George d. csator dtceaed:
In pursuance o. decree Of the Circuit. conr, Z,
me county Of Ohio. State Of IVES. VirytniS 2,
a IN e. ina 1.IG pending lcs
ms debts you are required to present ronr e1nr o,
sn Inc estate q the said George Cor Tor
lis ese So 'iG Isl rau At
Wheeling, OHIO comfy Wcst Vi,S,nis tas eity OF
1919 Wednesday The 2ish dny oil 2ugas, Iss7 pe'
mi ,aa John Mitchell, CLERK 81 said Fan,
tnl lztn Gag Of July 1887. 'ta eo'tt
]ylawa q o - ~ = !. ELL
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The Bsttnire Window GIass Works hs. declared II
last years Board OF Directors. 5iG2 '7-strl7,
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WHO CAN ASSWf X?

BEvER CREEK. Dec. q, lSS7.
NJ. c Z. Cole.
STR:-I saw your name II paper as
having visited Oklahoma. Indian Territory
now would Ike TO ask if you saw or heard
of. or have any way OF finding out, if there
is such a man as l. o. Tyler in that coun-
try Ny husband. l. O. TYLER started for
Oklahoma the last Of July. in company
with one George Bacon. who had been
there two years ago and made some i'm
provements, and was driven off last spring
and was going back 10 wait for congress
TO act, and persuaded my husband TO 20
with him. and he wrote NE from Lincoln,
Neb.. July -, and since that time have
not heard from him: am afraid something
has happened 10 him Can yoa give me
any information what the chance i 70 get
mail in there / there any postoffice there
and their names, II / am seeming 70
trouble YOU. let my terrible suffering be
my excuse Mr.. Tyler was travelling with
a team. He is a man - years old, ab9u,
feet inches tall, with grey hair, grey chin
whiskers and mustache. | think If there
Is anything wrong, George Bacon knows
il II you can help me any in this matter,
viii receive the ever lasting gratitude OF q
heart broken woman. Please answer and
address. Ms. I. o. TYLER,
Beaver Greek, Rock County, MINI.
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CONSISEORN At WICHITA.

f. 7. Carr. thirty-third degree, inspector
general fer Kansas, was here yesterday and
perfected the organization of Wichita Con
sistory, No. p y. Il \. Scottish Rite, the
supreme council having voted a charter
some time since. The charter has to be
forwarded from the secretary general at
Washington, D. c., and viii be returned
here in about ten days. when the consistory
will be instituted aud the officers installed.
There is class of about thirty that viii
receive the consistory degrees at that time,
The officers of the new consistory are:
J. g. Smith, commander.
J. s Cole. lieutenant commander.
!. T. Sargent. alraaner.
J. /. Boyd, orator
Il. H. Smith, treasurer.
q. p. Hood. secretary.
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SEEN HIS MISTAKE.

Judge \. C. Ful&erson of Horace. and J.
r. Wright Of Mcpherson, arrived IN the
city and are stopping at the Manhattan.
The judge when a Young man passed
through Wichita in 'oS, and referring 70
the matter yesterday said little did he
think that Wichita would ever be the city
it Is He had never been in the town since
chat time until yesterday. Returning
home from that western visit he went TO the
legislature for q number OF years and was
one of the most active and well known
politicians in the state. He finally got
tired of that sort OF life and decided 70
make another trip 10 the west and the
- derful change OF affairs in develop
ment caused him 10 decide 10 remain. The
judge will probably leave on return trip
this evening and of course Is much pleased
with the city.
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BE Is WANTED.

Several of the grocers of the city are now
on the lookout for man whom they say
has been working them. The individual
in question represents himself as peddler
of country produce, and claims at one store
that he lives about thirteen miles north of
the city, and at another that he resides
near the Burton Car works. He comes
into the store through the rear door, gives
an order for large bill of goods and while
the merchant is engaged in putting up his
order, he moves around over the room. fills
his pockets with everything he can get
his hands on, works his way TO the door by
which he entered and disappears. AT one
place OF business the rascal carried away,
it was estimated, SO worth of goods day
before yesterday, and at two other almost
as much. He has been working this
scheme for some time, and the grocers in
tend 10 have him arrested al the next op-
portupity that presents itself
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COAT THIEVES.

Yesterday morning, shortly after the
Famous" had been opened, a man came
in and asked 10 see one of the attaches of
the place. He walked backed into the
store, and suddenly leaving the clerk there,
walked to the front door glanced around
and came back again. After looking
around for short time he left without
making any purchase. In few minutes
it was discovered that the chain on one Of
the dummies in front OF the store had been
broken and a fine overcoat stolen. At
about the same time a coat was taken
from the front of katz's store, and on the
preceding morning from in front of Cole
< jones'.
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THE COURTS.
JUSTICE COURT.

The colored girls VINO have been for the
past week lying in the county Jail Were
yesterday brought into court, and with
drawing their former plea of not guilty to
the charges preferred against them plead
guilty. They were each called upon TO pay
fine and costs which amounted TO SO. 80
They We're dismissed, execution OF their
sentences being suspended for few days,
Miss A. o. Wilkinson swore out war
rant charging Wellington Rawson with an
assault The accused, who is proprietor of
the Goodyear house on South Emporia,
appeared in court and was granted con-
tinuance.
A warrant was also issued for
the arrest of the man who
broke the door at Mr.. O'Keefe's
house on North Wichita street. This man,
well known in business circles, had his
case, too, continued until Monday.
The most important civil case up for
hearing at Walkers court was Richardson
* Connover Hardware Co. vs. Hanaway
Brothers. II occupied the greater part of
the day, and was taken under advisement
by the court.
Justice Barrett was kept very busy dur
ing the whole day with civil business and
disposed of nine cases.
POLICE COURT.
Sam Stragh the policeman said, left his
team unhitched in the streets. He did not
deny it and paid s3.
John Doe, hack driver. was accused OF
not having the lights on his hack burning.
He produced two witnesses to prove that
such was not the case: his honor, however,
found the accused guilty on two charges,
and on each assessed d fine of 80 and costs
which was paid
Charley Morris was found guilty of
drawing revolver. He was found guilty
and fined SIS. He had but -; this was
pai1into the city treasury and execution
suspended for the remainder.
The trial of one of the women arrested
at the Riyerview house came up yesterday
afternoon. She was charged with being
the mistress of the establishment, was
found guilty and fined $40 The trial of
her companion came up this afternoon.
PROBATE COURT.
Marriage license was issued to the fol-
lowing;
r f. Bradley and Anna Hevert, both of
Peotone.
W NJ. Leonard and Sarah \. Franklin,
both of Wichita
Alexander Richmond and Caroline c.
Thomson, also of this city.
DISTRICT COURT.
Malissa Dean VS.. John Dean came up
yesterday before Judge Wall. The plain
tiff alleged in her petition that she was
married to the defendant at Bedford, Ia,
December Is, 1867 and that she has been
treated with extreme cruelty and neglect
by the defendant. The divorce was granted.
c. K. Miller vs.. Howard Friend and
Anna \. Friend is the style of the suit
yesterday commenced. 1t is an action to
reform a deed But little of the evidence
was in at the adjournment Of court.
Yesterday an execution was issued upon
the property Of Col. Eldridge 10 recover
the amount of the fines and costs against
him, in all about - 500
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Impor,au, Notice.

The Chicago, Kansas 4; Nebraska rail-
way Rock Island Route win open its
line into Kansas City, Sunday Sept. Is,
1887, with two through trains each way
daily. Elegant Pullman sleepers and a
superb equipment generally. has been pro-
vided for these through trains. and passen-
gers from any point on the c. b Is y. rail-
road, viii find this new route TO Kansas
City, 81. Louis, Chicago, and all points
north, east and south. not only the short
est but IL ali respects the most desirable
and comfortable route in the state.
Our ST. Joseph line will also have two
through trains daily TO and from the south
west with brand new equipment especial
~ built for this service Passengers tax
Ing this line TO the north. northwest. east
and southeast, VIII find the sSeommoda-
tons strictly first class Time tables for
these new trains will be given the public
IN y few days. {. \. RUTHERFORD,
Resident agent, 30 East Douglas ava
JOHN SEBASTIAN,
General ticket and passenger agent, To
peka, Kan. l0O-f
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LOSS OF GAS.

General Manager Conway of the gas
company, stated yesterday that the cause
OF the flow of gas being stopped in mum
Der of houses during cold weather is due
TO the gas meters being placed in the cold.
The meter becoming cold the condensation
on the inside would finally CONCEAL. stop
ping the gas from going into the building.
The mistake in locating the meters he
attributed TO bad plumbing, of which
there is in the city much more than de
sired. In many cases the meters are on
the outside of the buildings in the place
most exposed to the weather.
Mr.. Conway, in speaking of the amount
of gas consumed in the city rs shown by
metres. says it is one-fourth less than the
amount manufactured at the station.
He did not venture to criticise the calcula-
lions made by the metres, but attributes
the loss to defective mains and pipe lead
ing to meters. Some days ago the com
pany had occasion to move a section Of
pipe which had been in position near
three years. It was found to be perforated
with innumerable holes, allowing the gas
escape 1t was the common iron pipe
and it is the opinion of the general manager
that the action of alkali water on the metal
produced the holes. 1t was not the first
piece of mutilated pipe found. and the first
was thought probably defective when put
in. but future discovery proves that il is
brought about in some way by chemical
action This, in the mind of Mr.. CONWAY
calls for some metal in pipes that viii sue
ceSSfullv resist the action of alkalI.
The company has A man engaged to look
after defective mains causing such loss
of gas. An effort VIII be made 70 reduce
this loss very materially as in other cities
the loss is much less.
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EAGLE RIFLES.

Great preparations are being made for
the opening OF the armory tonight. The
arrangement committee have been work
very hard to make this the greatest event
of the season. 1t is expected that there
viii be a very large attendance. but the &C
commodations are ample, and the boys say
that a good time is assured TO all. To IA
cilitate matters. all having admission
tickets are requested to bring them and
have them ready for presentation at the
door,
The order of exercises IS as follows:
Company drill at 5 O'Clock.
Prayer, Chaplain Chas J. Adams.
Dedicatory address by James Parks. Esq.
Dauf-jnt~